The P/E endurance of a given NAND Flash memory can vary substantially depending on the current lithography manufacturing process and type of NAND Flash produced. NAND flash memory typeQLCTLCMLCSLC Architecture4 bits per cell3 bits per cell2 bits per cell1 bit per cell ...
One less common memory is Intel's Optane persistent memory modules. These are made of a new memory technology that fits between DRAM and NAND flash. It's nearly as fast as DRAM and can be written to in bytes without an erase cycle, yet it is non-volatile. Intel said last year that i...
There is a balancing act between durability, capacity, and speed as NAND storage technology has moved from the original SLC with 1 bit of data per cell to MLC with 2 bits, then TLC (the T is for Triple), and now QLC for Quad, i.e. 4 bits of data per cell. The Samsung 860 QVO...
The only reason I’m not doing that is that the industry has, for some reason, decided to call them NVMe SSDs, instead of PCIe SSDs, similar to what they were doing with SATA SDDs. (Possibly to not confuse them with SSDs that are mounted/built onto a PCIe add-in card that goes ...
There is a balancing act between durability, capacity, and speed as NAND storage technology has moved from the original SLC with 1 bit of data per cell to MLC with 2 bits, then TLC (the T is for Triple), and now QLC for Quad, i.e. 4 bits of data per cell. The Samsung 860 QVO...
There is a balancing act between durability, capacity, and speed as NAND storage technology has moved from the original SLC with 1 bit of data per cell to MLC with 2 bits, then TLC (the T is for Triple), and now QLC for Quad, i.e. 4 bits of data per cell. The Samsung 860 QVO...